#asktheexpert Sir, My baby is of 40 days. For the last two days, she didn't sleep for the whole night. In daytime, she used to sleep. so is there anything to be worried about?

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RashmiMom of a 11 yr old girl4 months ago

A. A lot of times kids don’t sleep well during the night time but they sleep during the daytime but it’s considered as a normal cycle for them so need not worry about it what you’re facing with your child currently hundred percent normal

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